Air conditioning installation in Upton-upon-Severn

Home air conditioning for Upton-upon-Severn and the villages between the river and the Malvern Hills, including Ryall, Hanley Castle, Hanley Swan, Ripple and Welland.

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Upton is a small riverside town that knows the Severn well. Its centre, below the old church tower known as the Pepperpot, is a conservation area full of old buildings, some of them timber-framed. Outside the town, the WR8 villages are mostly cottages, bungalows and farmhouses spread across open countryside.

Flood risk comes first

Upton has flood defences, but low-lying properties outside them remain at risk, and the town is regularly cut off when the river is high. For homes near the river, the outdoor unit goes high on a wall rather than on the ground, and the electrical supply is protected.

Old walls in the town centre

Timber-framed and solid-walled buildings need more care than a modern cavity wall. The installer will check what the wall is made of before choosing where to drill, and seal the pipe hole properly so it doesn't let in damp.

Bungalows and village homes

In Hanley Swan, Welland and the other villages there are plenty of bungalows. They're well suited to a multi-split system, with all the rooms on one level and pipework running through the loft to one outdoor unit. Many village homes also aren't on mains gas, so being able to heat rooms in spring and autumn can be useful.

Questions from Upton homeowners

Is it worth fitting air conditioning in a bungalow?

Bungalows can get very warm under the roof in summer, and they're one of the easiest types of home to fit. One outdoor unit can often serve two or three rooms through the loft.

Can the pipework run through the loft instead of along the outside wall?

Often, yes, especially in bungalows. Running pipes through the loft keeps the outside of the house tidier. The installer will check access and insulation at the survey.